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GFL · 08-07-2005, 02:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Chudley

GFL, guess what? Roberto is the man that will be bringing your ship in! You need to meet him when you get off the ship. He's usually wearing khaki pants and a navy polo shirt, you'll love him and he can give you lots of help. He might even party with you if you are so inclined

Thanks Chudley, I'll be sure and look for him... It's always nice to have a local you can trust to steer you in the right direction. Besides, I happen to believe partying is a good thing

ACA Port Dude · 08-07-2005, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by GFL

Thanks Chudley, I'll be sure and look for him... It's always nice to have a local you can trust to steer you in the right direction. Besides, I happen to believe partying is a good thing

Don't we alll

Chudley · 08-07-2005, 05:10 PM

Hi Roberto, it's nice to see you're still checking in. It will get better here, our numbers are going up every day, we're up to 1100 members now

MCcruiser · 08-07-2005, 07:45 PM

Hola Roberto! Good to see you again. Any word on Su Casa yet? If not, it's OK.

How is your sweet novia? Are you still working crazy hours, or do you get to see her?

ACA Port Dude · 08-08-2005, 01:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Chudley

Hi Roberto, it's nice to see you're still checking in. It will get better here, our numbers are going up every day, we're up to 1100 members now

Yeah I've seen, awesome. I just bought a lap top, broad band internet, wireless router, ipod and a pocket pc for chatting at the airport.

I'll be more available, I am also working on building an internet page for all of the info i place on the threads.

I am busy as heck and will probably finish it in a few months.

ACA Port Dude · 08-08-2005, 01:04 AM

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Originally Posted by MCcruiser

Hola Roberto! Good to see you again. Any word on Su Casa yet? If not, it's OK.

How is your sweet novia? Are you still working crazy hours, or do you get to see her?

Regarding Su CAsa, Just what I've heard from word of mouth, every one loves the place. I have a bussiness dinner next week, I'll try to go, but i know they want something on the scenic road.

AS for my honey, we are a bit far from each other, so we get to see each other when we some one has enough for plane fare....we have what you call a long distance relationship.

I am currently at home working on some security documents. No time for fun......yet.

Chudley · 08-08-2005, 02:33 AM

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Originally Posted by ACA Port Dude

Yeah I've seen, awesome. I just bought a lap top, broad band internet, wireless router, ipod and a pocket pc for chatting at the airport.

I'll be more available, I am also working on building an internet page for all of the info i place on the threads.

I am busy as heck and will probably finish it in a few months.

Roberto, that's great! We'll be able to find you anywhere, you won't be able to hide

MCcruiser · 08-27-2005, 01:22 AM

Hola, Roberto! It's been a while since you checked in here!
I was wondering if you got to Su Casa (el restaurante, no su/tu casa) and if so, what you thought.

I will be on the Serenade of the Seas which will stop in Acapulco on Thurs. Oct 20, I think. I think we arrive 5 pm ship time, and I don't know what time that will be in Acapulco. Will we have time to see the Fort before it closes for the evening?

We miss you here, so post soon!

Dustbowl Bunny · 08-27-2005, 03:53 PM

Hi Roberto! Do you remember me? We were partying at Sr Frogs with you and you drove us back to the ship.

ACA Port Dude · 08-30-2005, 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Chudley

GFL, guess what? Roberto is the man that will be bringing your ship in! You need to meet him when you get off the ship. He's usually wearing khaki pants and a navy polo shirt, you'll love him and he can give you lots of help. He might even party with you if you are so inclined

Sorry guys, I've been terribly busy with all arrangements for the cruise season that is almost here.

We went to have dinner at Kookaburra with my friend from the US Embassy, he wanted something close to his hotel. We had a great evening, dinner was very good, the place has an awesome view of the bay, it's a bit more formal dinning than Su Casa.

Regarding Su Casa, I did ask around with good friends and they all said it was very very good and defintely recommend the place to any one.

I am sure you'll enjoy it as much as they did, right now I'll be checking the threads in the evening from home, I am swamped at work and will probably fly to Mexico City this weekend or on Monday to take care of some security issues.